Q&A: Trevor Bailey - BAR's chief truckie.

Lucky Strike BAR-Honda's chief truckie, Trevor Bailey talks about his role at the Brackley based team, missing home and a lot, lot more...

Q:
What do you like about your job?

Trevor Bailey:
The other truckies. They're a great bunch of guys.

Q:
What don't you like about your job?

TB:
Being away from home.

Q:
What is your favourite F1 venue and why?

TB:
Australia because of the people and the relaxed atmosphere, even though we put in the most hours there because it's the first race.

Q:
What's the hardest thing about being away from home?

TB:
Missing my family. And no roast lamb on Sunday!

Q:
What's your worst moment of a race weekend?

TB:
The only really big headache is the pack up on Sunday night.

Q:
What's the best moment of a race weekend?

TB:
Once you've managed to finish the pack up, the doors are closed and you're on your way.

Q:
What do you do in between races?

TB:
I don't have time for any hobbies really - I go into the factory in between races to get ready for the next one.

Q:
What's the most important thing about your job?

TB:
To know that when you get to the race, you have everything.

Q:
How many people do you work with?

TB:
There are seven truckies including me, and then the team co-ordinator and team manager.

Q:
Who do you rely on the most?

TB:
The other truckies.

Q:
When will you stop doing this?

TB:
When I feel like it's time to move on.